Pre-war??

[gabrinus]

Hey what the f*ck does Pre-War mean?!?!...sorry the Hogs just blew it against Oklahoma State and I am blowing off steam...Jerry

[Brian Van Horn]

Cards that are 1941 and older. Pre-WWII.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Cards that are 1941 and older. Pre-WWII.

Some people include issues from during the war because if you only have pre and post there is a stretch of years (with very little stuff to be sure) that aren't covered. However I agree with Brian and we use Pre War to mean 1941 and earlier.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

https://youtu.be/OzI9URcD_bo?t=197

[gabrinus]

Sorry...I was in a bad mood and commenting on all the post-war posts on this page...Jerry

[Jewish-collector]

Jerry - Sometimes you just gotta say, "WTF".

[Snowman]

Originally Posted by gabrinus

Sorry...I was in a bad mood and commenting on all the post-war posts on this page...Jerry

This site isn't large enough to get traffic in multiple sub-forums, so everything lands here. I'd rather see a post-war vintage card thread than a "Does anyone know how to get a hold of so-and-so?" thread.

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by gabrinus

Hey what the f*ck does Pre-War mean?!?!...sorry the Hogs just blew it against Oklahoma State and I am blowing off steam...Jerry

Jerry, I, too, have long been irked that the pre-War page contains posts about anything and everything. If I ran this forum, the content of the pre-War page would be strictly enforced. But, since I don't, I try to minimize my frustration by remembering the adage, "when in Rome, do as the Romans do."

[gabrinus]

Val, my best practice would be not to get online AT ALL 24 hours after Arkansas loses...Jerry

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by gabrinus

Val, my best practice would be not to get online AT ALL 24 hours after Arkansas loses...Jerry

A heavy bag in the garage would be my therapeutic recommendation.